Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-12
LOCAL 6REVIISS.

Mr.. Stanley Young left Saturday for Har-
risburg, Pa.
Miss Susie Wolf. of Nenia, is visiting
Springfield friends.
Mr.. Louis c. Hoehn has returned from a
pleasant trip 10 Cleveland.
Drs. A. and Chas. W. Dunlap are home
from Washington, ID. c.
Mrs Frank Muzzy, of No. l0l south
Center street is seriously i'll.
Mr. Henry Chandler. of Coyington. Ky,
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Mary Althotf has returned home af
ter pleasant visit TO Dayton friends.
Mrs. Joe Carr returned home this morn
ing after visit in Troy of several days.
Mr.. John Vail. of west Columbia street.
| is visiting his aged mother in Pennsyl-
yania.
Mr.. Frank Weaver. one of the Arcade's
popular clerks, is passing a week in New
York City.
Mr.. c. c. Clark is quite seriously indis-
rosed al his room on south Market street,
near High.
Mrs Joe Wren. OF Catawba. will be the
guest o. tIrs. Frank +. Hosierman during
this week.
Mr.. +. T. Thomas went 10 London this
morning. where he will be the guest of Au-
ditor Prugh.
Mr.. James p Coffield of east Pleasant
street. leaves tomorrow for omahs. Neb..
on prospecting tour.
Colonel X. l.. Fitzpatrick left this morn
ing for Gettysburg 10 attend the unveilng
of the monuments.
| Miss Bay Carey. OF Nenia, is the guest
of her brother Mr.. John Carey. and wife.
of south Factory street.
| MrJohn S. johnson. who has been visit
| ing friends in this city. left yesterday ev, n
ing for lis home at Jackson.
Secretary of State Robinson passed
| through this city this morning, en- route
from his home 10 Columbus.
Mrs. Todd and her son Freddie. of Della
ware, stopped in the city few hours this
morning en- route for Wilberforce.
| Mr. Dave Williams. of Nenia. passed
Sunday as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
q. Brown, OF south Plum street.
Chief Simpson and wife will 20 to Al
lanta. Ga. this week. where there will be
held grand convention of fire chiefs.
Tim Arcade lunch room s,arts OFF this
morning with a bran new SET % ornamented
chnaware which looks very inviting.
Sam Harris esq. one of the clerks in the
Republican state Central Committee rooms
at pIumbus. spent Sunday In the city.
Messrs Tom Simpson and Ben Buxton.
Of Detroit. two always welcome old Spring
| field boys. are in The city on short vis's.
Mr.. Herman j. Kohorst was today ap-
pointed in the probate court. administrator
of the estate OF Justina Pappert, deceased.
Mr. Edgar Williams. with Gordon Il
Maxwell. Hamilton, Ohio. is spending q
weeks vacation with his family in this city.
Mrs. VIII Schaetfer. nee Cara Davis. OF
west Mulberry street. left on the morning
train for a visit 10 relatives in Hamilton,
Ohio.
Mr.. Charles Morgan and Miss Mary Fun
Miss. of Springfield. are visiting in this city,
the gueste of Officer Colwell l-Urbana Cit
| izen.
L Nabat William yrhn has haap visit
ing friends in Pittsburg. passed through
the city this morning eli route for her home
In ST. Louis.
| Miss Laura Langford. one of the ex-
teachers of Pleasant street building. has
| accepted q position in the Birmingham,
Ala, schools.
The alarm of fire at o'clock Saturday
n ight was for $40 blaze in a stable owned
by Tom Brown. of Dayton, near the La
gonda engine house.
Mr.. S. J. Shannon. superlntent Of Brad
streets Commercial Agency. is confined TO
his house by illness. but expect, soon TO be
able 10 attend TO business.
After hearing the testimony in the case
of ii. f. Boggess. Saturday, charged with
forgi0g a five years certificate, the school
examiners did not revoke his certificate.
Manager Harmon Tyner received tele-
gram announcing the death of his mother
at Waukota, Mimi. this morning. and he
he left this afternoon TO attend the funeral.
The prices on calf kip and rubber boots
are guaranteed TO be - per cent lower at
Rouse & Parsons, No. % south Market
street, than any other place in Springfield.